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Explore Mohawk Valley History through its Museums & Art

Mohawk Valley history, arts and special events are happening at museums. Whether you’re visiting or call the valley home, explore the history, museums and historical societies throughout Upstate New York.

Explore our history through Museums and Galleries

Historians & Historic Resources

Take a look at the resources available in the Mohawk Valley Region

Writing Series

Learn more about the history of the Mohawk Valley.

Events

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The Mohawk Valley is located in Upstate New York along the Mohawk River in the ancestral lands of the Kanienʼkehá:ka’ (Mohawk) and Oneida. We offer our deepest respect to Hodinöhsö:ni’ ancestors.

Mohawk Valley Museums

Fulton County Historical Society and Museum

April 18, 2022/by MVM

Fenimore Farm & Country Village

June 30, 2022/by MVM

Fort Stanwix

August 22, 2022/by MVM

The Yager Museum of Art & Culture

August 5, 2022/by MVM

Russian History Museum

October 26, 2023/by MVM

Old Fort Johnson and the Montgomery County Historical Society

May 23, 2023/by MVM

Remsen Arts Center

May 10, 2023/by MVM

Walter Elwood Museum of the Mohawk Valley

April 7, 2022/by MVM

Mohawk Valley Center for the Arts

May 6, 2022/by MVM

Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site

March 27, 2023/by MVM

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

February 1, 2023/by MVM

Salisbury Historical Society at the Frisbie House

May 9, 2022/by MVM

Mohawk Valley History, Arts and Culture

Reckoning with Ancestral Sins: Uncovering My Family's Slaveholding Past by Debra Bruno
October 11, 2024/by MVMInPress releases

Reckoning with Ancestral Sins: Uncovering My Family’s Slaveholding Past

Journalist and author, Debra Bruno, will talk about her personal journey of uncovering her Dutch American family’s history of slaveholding in the Hudson Valley.

Little Falls Public Library librarian, Julia Yardley, at the Old Bank Building Museum during the October 5th Cheese Festival.
October 7, 2024/by MVMInPress releases Tags:Herkimer County Writing Series, Little Falls Historical Society Museum updates, Little Falls Historical Society updates

Little Falls Public Library librarian, Julia Yardley, at the Old Bank Building Museum during the October 5th Cheese Festival

Source: Seven Generations, by David Blanchard, published by the Kahnawake Survival School
October 7, 2024/by MVMInWriting Series Tags:Wampum Chronicles

Akwesasne’s “Neutrality”

Harry Burrell's home at 664 East Main Street | Present-day Verizon Telephone Co.
October 4, 2024/by MVMInWriting Series Tags:Herkimer County Writing Series, Little Falls Historical Society Museum updates

Home Of The First U.S. Open Air Cheese Market

Hill Side Farm | Eatonville, NY | Present -day 173 Dise Road, with the property owned by Barbara Pelzer. He purchased the farm on June 1, 1858, for the sum of $1,220. His grandparents, Honorable Evans and Phebe Belknap Wharry, bought this land near Little Falls, NY in 1785.
October 3, 2024/by MVMInWriting Series Tags:Herkimer County Writing Series, Little Falls Historical Society Museum updates

Home Of The First U.S. Open Air Cheese Market

Herkimer County Historical Society
October 2, 2024/by MVMInPress releases Tags:Herkimer County Writing Series

Herkimer County Historical Society: October Events

October 1, 2024/by MVMInPress releases

Path Through History Events Slated for Schoharie Crossing

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